Leather Kits for front seats.
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Leather Kits for front seats.
Looking to put some fresh leather on the seats of my cab. Any of you guys done this and how was the quality of your kits? Looking for some feed-back.
Cheers, Joel
Cheers, Joel
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Forget kits mate ... Get a pro to recover them for you. This should costs no more than $700 USD per pair done by an expert in the US which is alot cheaper than we pay in Europe.
Light grey with black piping will look excellent in your 968 mate
Light grey with black piping will look excellent in your 968 mate
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Joel-
I had just refinished my stock 95 seats when I came across a set of A4 racing seats. I had them refinished to match the car for $400 each. My stock seats were redone last spring- you remember me painting restoring etc my red cab- for $300 each and they look fantastic.
What color is your interior- I will be selling my stock ones and could save you some $$$$$
Cheers- Mike
I had just refinished my stock 95 seats when I came across a set of A4 racing seats. I had them refinished to match the car for $400 each. My stock seats were redone last spring- you remember me painting restoring etc my red cab- for $300 each and they look fantastic.
What color is your interior- I will be selling my stock ones and could save you some $$$$$
Cheers- Mike
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I think that having them re-done at an local upholstery shop is the way to go for me. A friend of mine showed me the set he had done from a local shop and man did they look great price.
The car leaves on Saturday for the Turbo motor install. I cant wait to share dyno results and pics.
Cheers, Joel
The car leaves on Saturday for the Turbo motor install. I cant wait to share dyno results and pics.
Cheers, Joel
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Don't even bother trying to re-dye them, it is a waste of time and money, once worn out they need to be replaced. I puchased a new kit from the CA company that advertises in pano with the picture of the seat. Very nice quality although I should have sent them my seats and had them install the covers.